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Los Angeles, California
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In the 1920s, Hollywood and Vine was the bustling heart of the film industry, with major studios and radio stations setting up shop there.
The intersection became iconic due to its proximity to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where stars are immortalized on the sidewalks.
An abandoned subway station from the 1920s lies beneath the intersection, a relic of Los Angeles' early public transit efforts.
In 1993, the intersection itself was honored with a star for its historical significance in the entertainment world.
KFWB, one of the earliest radio stations, began broadcasting from Hollywood and Vine in 1925, shaping the future of radio entertainment.
